high sierrascrollingtrackpad
I've just updated my 2010 MBP to High Sierra, and I'm struggling to turn off the natural scroll feature for the touchpad (I prefer the old fashioned way).
Whenever I look in system preferences, there appears to be nothing relevant when I search for it:
If I try the Mouse or Trackpad sections, it just tells me that neither are connected:
I've also looked under the 'Mouse & Trackpad' section under 'Accessibility' and tried 'Mouse Options', but still no option for it.
Am I doing something wrong?
Normally, this means you just don't put both fingers at the same time. Try sticking your index and the other finger together and moving your arm or your wrist instead of trying to move the individual fingers. You'll get used to it.
The animated videos in the System Preferences -> Trackpad are a good example of the safest way to do the gesture. Once you get the hang of them, do them like you want, but it's a good starting point.
Update 2020/12/03: As other's have pointed out, this is not a feature of Karabiner in newer versions.
It appears that this is integrated in the Karabiner app so it works out of the box without any custom XML (which are described above).
You'll need the following settings:
Set the Enable Natural Scrolling setting in the Mouse/TrackPad PrefPane to 'enabled'. This allows for the internal trackpad to work as it's supposed to. Any connected non-Apple external mouse will scroll in their own natural way.
Best Answer
System Preferences > Trackpad > Scroll & Zoom